Upgrading to Oracle 12.2 with Maximum Availability – Del Frisco’s Lunch and Learn

Be our guest October 25th, 2017

Join Oracle and Platinum Partner Viscosity as they talk about Upgrading to Oracle 12.2 with Maximum Availability.

Del Frisco’s is a classic American steakhouse that serves flawless, bold cuisine and genuine hospitality.

Del Frisco’s Steakhouse

5905 Legacy Dr.

Plano, TX. 75024

Wednesday, October 25, 2017 11:30AM-1:30PM CST

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Oracle ACE Director, acclaimed Oracle Author, and President of Viscosity, Charles Kim, will speak on ways to upgrade to the fastest state-of-the-art revolutionary database in the world, Oracle Database 12cR2, whether on-premise or on the cloud.

Upgrading to Oracle Database 12c Release 2 with Zero Downtime

Many companies opt to perform a technology refresh when they are ready to do a database upgrade.

As part of this Lunch and Learn session, learn how to upgrade your databases to Oracle Database 12c Release 2 leveraging DBUA and/or the command line interface; as well as what is needed to perform a zero downtime database upgrade and migration leveraging the latest tools.

Database upgrades consume a lot of corporate resources for testing and infrastructure staff.

Reduce upgrade timelines and testing cycles by rapidly provisioning of DEV/TEST/UAT environments on Oracle by leveraging technologies like Snapshot Manager Utility (SMU) on the ZFS Storage Appliance. Also, reduce your storage footprint with deep deduplication and compression on the ZFS Storage Appliance and Exadata.

Licensing Efficiency

As you are upgrad to new hardware, learn how you can increase licensing efficiency on Oracle hardware and the Cloud. Lastly, look at the new X-7 architecture and what it means for reducing Oracle licensing as you consolidate more Oracle databases on Oracle hardware.

Secure Your Insurance Policy: Architecting Maximum Availability and Disaster Recovery with Oracle Cloud

No matter what the corporate cloud strategy is, customers need to ensure that databases can be recovered anywhere.

Learn about the latest backup and recovery strategies, using new capabilities in Oracle Database 12c Release 2, and related on-premises and cloud solutions. With these cool tips, tricks, and best practices – enable you and your team to build a complete disaster recovery solution with Oracle Recovery Manager.

Ensure that secure backups are performed and that the data can be restored when disaster strikes.

Consider an architected solution to provide a hybrid disaster recovery solution. Leveraging technologies like Oracle ZFS Storage Appliance Cloud Pools and Oracle Cloud Storage Software Appliance, can easily achieve seemless data replication from on-premise to Oracle Cloud to provide ongoing protection, restoration, and recovery of the data when media and hardware failures occur

We will also discuss Oracle’s Cloud strategy, migration paths for your journey to the cloud, and the hidden gems in Oracle Cloud to simplify adoption. Lastly, we break down the latest announcements from Oracle Open World and what impact that has on your cloud journey. Such as:

The autonomous database
BYOL
Universal Credits
MSP Program

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Each attendee will receive a free, autographed copy of the new PDB ME to Oracle Cloud book; authored by Charles Kim and Jim Czprynski.

Charles Kim

President, Viscosity

Charles Kim is an Oracle ACE Director, Oracle Certified DBA, a Certified RAC Expert and Certified Exadata Implementation Specialist. Charles is also a VMware vExpert and a VMware Certified Professional. Charles specializes in RAC, Exadata, Virtualization and has authored 8 books.

Charles holds certifications in Oracle, VMware, Red Hat Linux, and Microsoft, and has over 25 years of Oracle experience on mission and business critical databases. Charles presents regularly at local, regional, national, and international Oracle conferences including IOUG Collaborate, VMware World, and Oracle OpenWorld on topics of RAC, ASM, Linux Best Practices, Data Guard Best Practices, VMware virtualization, Oracle VMware virtualization, and 7×24 High Availability Considerations.